Howrah stone pelting News

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West Bengal Governor CV Anand Bose has spoken to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on the Howrah violence. Mamta Banerjee said that action will be taken against the culprits. The Governor of West Bengal has also sought a report from CM Mamata regarding the Howrah violence.

Stone pelting has taken place even today after Ram Navami in Howrah, West Bengal. Mamta's police administration appeared helpless in front of the stone pelters. People of a particular community vandalized a temple in Shivpur area of ​​Howrah and targeted some houses. Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee alleged that people from outside have committed violence in Bengal and BJP is not responsible for these riots.

Stones were pelted at the procession of Ram devotees in Howrah. Even today there is violence in West Bengal. About which Union Home Minister Amit Shah has held talks with the Governor of West Bengal.

In Howrah, on the occasion of Ram Navami, there was stone pelting on the devotees of Ram. Today once again the fire of violence has flared up in Bengal. Mamta's police administration appeared helpless in front of the stone pelters. The politics of accusation and counter-accusation has also started between TMC and BJP.

After stone pelting on Ram devotees in Howrah, adjacent to Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal, the fire of violence has flared up once again today. Mamta's police administration appeared helpless in front of the stone pelters. Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee alleged that people from outside have committed violence in Bengal and BJP is not responsible for these riots. On this whole incident, the leader of the opposition in Bengal Shubhendu Adhikari has demanded an NIA inquiry into the matter. Watch today's debate on this big issue in Taal Thok Ke show.

Stones were pelted at the procession of Ram devotees in Howrah. Even today there is violence in West Bengal. About which Union Home Minister Amit Shah has held talks with the Governor of West Bengal.

In West Bengal, on the day of Ram Navami, stones were pelted at the devotees of Ram who were taking out a procession. Today also on the second day many shops and vehicles were vandalized in Howrah. In the Taal Thok Ke show, the BJP spokesperson said that the statements of TMC spokespersons, leaders and the Chief Minister are in favor of the rioters.

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After Ram Navami, stone pelting was again witnessed in many areas today. Despite the deployment of police in sensitive areas, the miscreants indulged in violence. The question arises that who is behind this violence?

Stone pelting has been witnessed again in Howrah today. Miscreants have attacked again in Shivpur area today. Violence was witnessed in Howrah on Thursday during Ram Navami, after which stone pelting took place again today.

Stone pelting has been witnessed in Bengal's Howrah for the second day today. On Thursday, there was stone pelting during the Shobha Yatra on the occasion of Ram Navami. Regarding this, Mamta Banerjee had accused of changing the route. Today again tense situation has been witnessed.

For the second consecutive day, news of violence has come to light from Howrah in West Bengal. The rioters have pelted stones at the police. Let us inform that Section-144 is applicable in many areas of Howrah. Even after this, the incidents of violence are not taking the name of stopping.

For the second consecutive day, news of violence has come to light from Howrah in West Bengal. The rioters have pelted stones at the police. Let us inform that Section-144 is applicable in many areas of Howrah. Even after this, the incidents of violence are not taking the name of stopping.